Joseph’s Spice Splatter story and other tales…

Radio 2's Confessions

BBC

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4.8 • 5K Ratings

🗓️ 13 July 2018

⏱️ 52 minutes

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Summary

Will you forgive Joseph in ‘Spice Up Your Strife’? Davey shares his criminal confession ‘As Long As Cheese Needs Me’, plus you'll hear A Sheepish Booksellers’ sinful story ‘Paperback Fighter’. In this week's Confession from the Crypt we hear the tale of Tyrion the Game of Thrones Hamster! Plus there's also a chance to hear some of the Confessions that are just too rude to broadcast! If you have a Confession or want to get in touch, email [email protected]

Transcript

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0:00.0	This is the BBC.
0:04.8	Dear brothers and sisters,
0:06.4	all are welcome here at the Confessions Podcast,
0:09.6	whether Saint or sinner.
0:13.8	Hello and welcome, it's another Confessions Podcast
0:15.9	from your dearest friends at the BBC.
0:18.5	Well, some of them anyway.
0:19.8	Seeking forgiveness from you, the parish of radio too.
0:23.2	Here is Joe and Sister Bobby already
0:25.5	and poised and ready to go, I think.
0:27.5	I am poised.
0:28.3	I am poised.
0:29.1	Excellent headphones on, here we go.
0:31.1	OK, so this week's Confession Collection includes
0:34.4	a sheepish booksellers' simple story, paperback fighter.
0:38.2	Joseph's confession spiced up your strife
0:40.7	and David's tale as long as cheese needs me.
0:44.1	Plus a classic confession from the crypt
0:45.9	that came about thanks to Last Week's podcast.
0:48.0	We're going to start this week with teachers
0:50.8	only blunder when it's raining.
0:56.6	Please be seated.
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